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WANTED "A DRUG CLERK: ONE WITH THE
D. HUDSON, Aiexandriia Va. ''H'f H'' 1 mRRaaa'
WSoMGTr.Eppo;s TH 1I IS sIs 70 DO
WANTED;. = EXPERIENCED
1889 St, between and O'clock pm mh asea =
WAANsTrEDsm,aA. goo, coon LIVE MAN AS SECOND
NAcK's Oyster and Dining Rooms. sos 9th 81. cor
~ make himself generally " Useful, Apply iaSs
WANTED-I715 sTLCOLORED BOY, ABOUT
ing on sen.emen none but those Who have good ree
concentrations . need apply. Call between and m.
WANTED-AT 1928 9TH ST NV. SETTLED
w woman to do the work. cooking, washing &c
Also Nurse Girl ten or twelve years old. mh2l-2t'
WANTED-AaENTsA AND CANyAssERs: EXTRA
w Inducements for good men on installment goods
salary paid in full weekly. AMIEs. Room 10, aO3
WANTED-BY THE FRANKLIN RELIEF. Asso-
liable men to act as agents e1perisnce not necessary
nST Fhs5 ssa
" serred, for general honseworE Apply iS$5 I$t6
WANTED-COOKs, CHAMBERMAIDs, NURSES
w men cooks walters, farmers women for out Of
s Rsnsa ST.
NV mh19-6t'
WANTED-WoMENC COOKS, $40 TO $50: HOUSE:
white butter and wife white groom, farmer and wife
" m6is st: NAT. LABOR BUREAU SIT 9TH st. NV
WAN1ED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
ss S'se asa sess
YNANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT
w once. White and colored women cooks. S1O to
SH' . ' '-''''''' A'en' LUZ m NH sf
WANTED-FoR A PERMANENT PLACE, A GOOD
rsiereaees required Address, stating references s
distribute circulars and take orders for
at ssasy St %
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS TO
earn $40 per month at their own homes costly
ons fGr cents to help pay postage nc R9T VEL
WANTEID-LADIEs TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING
w and fitting by the actual measure and square rule
at at rns us
by ladies' hen anS
white and cSlored fST an kinds OF domestic labor
VxIAHTED-A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, LOCATED
w outside large cities to represent in his locality,
sse fSss mSnsh{
w crate Holiday Novelties for holiday and general
materials furnished; work mailed free, Address NEW
ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, 10 Pearl St. Bos-
ton, Mass, p. o. Box 0O7S. mh12-eo6t
WANTED AND WOMEN TO START. A NEW
w business at their homes: easily learned in an
hour: no peddling; 1Oc to SOC. hour made daytime
or evening; send 10c for Pa samples and package of
material to commence work on. Address ALBANY
SUPPLY CO, Albany, NY. fl9-3Ot
VKTANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR Us AT
w their own homes: 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made No photo painting no canyassing For
MAR nieaAe address,
ART CO., 10 Central st., Boston, Mass, Box 5,17O.
fam
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Tor REM, lol6 MAssAcHUsETTs AVE. NV
parties # three or four; table board specially
EoR RENT TWO UNFURNIsHED coMMuNI-
BILE for 1s. desired Iriya,e family ss
St NV. mhe2a-2ts
LHoR RENT UNFURNIsHED COMMUNICATIVE
ParorS so: or entire feor-three large rooms and
ST. NV. mh22-5t'
EoR RENT-FURNISHED CoMMUNICATINd
IL Rooms On second floor. with or without board:
in rear FOR rent sIS New York ave - mhs2-St'
IHOR RENT, $40 18TH ST. NV. LARGE coMMU-
nnfurnished. :, reasonable prices ~ mhss-;st.
NOR RENT-To MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT
T children. for light housekeeping. three or four
patio: %Ssi "a :'4s'sH's ' S. s.4 once
ICoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Il and bath room on second floor northwest sl2 per
mhai-3t' si6 St NV.
IC0R RENT-A LARGE. PLEASANT AND WELL
mnis ss loom N private family at modsrsie rent
IHoR RENT SUNNY ROOMS. IN FINE HOUSE ON
Il northwest corner in one of the nest neehborhoods
wSou ass. ST
/, Star office. mhl9-st.
IrOR RENT $40 INDIANA AVE Nw.-THREH
unfurnished front rooms, on second noSr rs,er-
10 Rooms with bath ON second nSorn Also. one fine
references required For fS5thsr lp,9Ims,ion ea or
'd mnfs-et G 500 & an. ma 500 st. NV.
EOR RENTAL l641 18TH ST NV, LARGE
front Boon with .loGye and bay min
story Room. suitable for gentleman mhl93t'
EOR RENTAL eI2 FOURTEENTH ST n W,
and Sd foor; terms reasonable. mhls-3t'
EOR RENT-13l3 ST. n. W., 2 LARGE. WELL
II furnished rooms, second floor, southern exposure
en- suite or single. NH 1887
FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR S1NGLY. AT
house: meals optional at SIS per month or "a per
week 512 18th st. NV mhlS-3t.
EOR RENT - THREE ROOMS, BID FLOOR, 2D
nishcd; with or Without board: location excellent
convenient to cars Cheap 10 permanent parties 2l3
n. Capitol st. mhl2-2w.
EOR RENT-IN NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITES OF
conveniences water at all southern exposure
children; references. Call at 1903 ST 9 lbs
NOR RENT-1627 14TH ST. NV. ELEGANT
I rooms. at summer rates, with or without board
+ Chamberlin's and Wormiey's, first, second and
third floors; furnace aud CRATE fires. mh15-Iw-
E0R RENT-l9o6 q ST. N;w.-FINE, LARGE
Il Rooms; newly and handsomely furnished: with
without hrst-ciass Table Board mhl29t'
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. I'd
IL and Sd floors: modern imps.: north and south
gSsuEe; on ne Of cars and herdics first class board
III T. capitol ST. Grant row. mh12-2w'
INOR RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM FIRST
Il floor. new bay window house, well heated and
lighted, opposite new Pension Office and within five
f14-eOd.2m
EOR RENT-DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS
for both summer and winter nicely furnished bay
window large closets every comfort, terms TO suit
to satisfactory and permanent tenant 1880 10Th St
NV. ia21-Sws
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NO 4O3 10TH ST. Is THE GENTS SHOW
WINDOW.

The latest imported spring styles Of Scarfs for 44c.
II You walk farther on the Avenue you will see the
identical styles at SOC and you may convince
yourself Of The Opening" rush reduced assort-
ment Of 25c Socks. you will notice large ticket
the window: BROKEN LOTS OF Csc HALF-HOSE
REDUCED TO 19C." We show samples of our English
medium weight Underwear Look ct and bear in mind.
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"a novelty in Summer Silks il Benealine,
with small reps. and of almost IS light weight
rs French Foulards It comes in plain colors,
stripes, checks and plaids, showing all the new
soft quaint tapestry shades"
Our Mr. White brought line Of these goods
from Paris which are shown in our Dressmak.
ing Department, at present located 1t lOl3F
st. NV.
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w. nj. SHUsrrn & Soss

ings IN the very latest styles Pattern Dresses and
Aooes. new shades Cashmeres and CaInels Hair.
we have jus; purchased to great advantage lot Of
WHITE CHINA SILKS. 81 inches wide. which we will
onsr tDe low prices Of s7 and OIL yard these
soods VIII wash and look well afterwards They make
economical a. well a. beautiful dresses
MORE silks, black and colors surah Silks Louisiana
Check silks. Gros Grains and Rhadsmes
New lot Of Black Chan.ii.y Flouuctngs h,ud.run
Spanish and Spanish Guipurs
New MOURNING GOODS In spring veighta
treat bargains IN printed INDIA SILKS. nav HO-
sikRf and UNDERWEAR
ONE PRICE
w. u. sHusrER Sons.
@nlS SO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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NO. 1119 PENNA. AVE. SHOW WINDOW

contains samples Of Millinery (Hats and Bonnets)
You will notice fine imported novelties marked at
prices to surprise you The latest styles of Straw Bon
nets and Hats not at milliner's but Palas Royal
prices Do you understand? Have you yet interviewed
our Madame Namara to the latest styles and what
will become you? Advice for nothing: or she will
make to order for g. trim Bonnet Hat for 75c,
In manner that has made her name we'll and favora.
bly, known In New York. In the window you will no
tice, besides Millinery the latest styles Of Parasols
and some English cloths for talormade suits that are
. marvel Of beauty and cheapness
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s. W.
OFFICES

1920 Pa. av. I'd a. or.s40
46S la. ave. basement 80
41S la. ave-. "a a.. Ar. 80
40l 9TH st. LIST r., ar. -
49, 9TH st, I'd d. fr. r. "a
Vernon how. Room Il 70
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D 400 I'd st. me-. sr., m.i.s25
. $50 n st w. .6r..m.L-14.30
D 3 q D Clarke II. s.w..4rs. %
, 1916 LIST st. Sc, ar. 30
. % 20 "a Nj ST. W, p
B S0l-s03 buyers alley =
= R'r 434 18th st. s.w., BRIO
Err. Corner Al and r. sts sw-
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MANIFESTATIONS

WyANTE.D-BY A WHITE SEAMSTRESS. A POSI-
w tOn in private family dressmaker by the day
or week can cut and fit by the Eureka tailor system.
Address Rox 100, Star Office. It,
XxyANTED "A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH
w much experience, who is first class bookkeeper,
fancier and collector, would like situation in
estabIisEm where his services would be appreci-
ated Address MARSHALL Star Office. mh22-3ts
WANTED-BY A DRUG CLERK. GRADUATE OF
w Philadelphia College of Pharmacy four years
perience Sitnation best references. Address A. g.,
Star Office mh22-3t'
VxyANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w ladies' Situations as chambermaids in private
families neatly city reference Call address
for three days NJ A. c.. 45S q st. sw. mn2l-2ts
VXTANTED-A CHANCE TO LEARN THE DRUG
Nv Business, by young man who can furnish good
RET erences Address APPLICANT, of d. B. Street,
Pha. mncist 1923 st. me- mhl9-3t'
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS. LAUN-
w dresses. chambermaids. housekeepers nurses,
sales ladies', seansresses walters in families hotels
&c Nurses for hysicians and hospitals f.. NJ.
BURNHAM, 63O-6:52 st. NV mh19-6t'
WANTED KNOWN NAT. LABOR BUREAU,
w headuuarters for reliable help for capacity,
in households hotels stores and Ofcesdriyers, but
Iers WATERS farm aud dairy E. II. DICK, 517 It'll st.
mhl9-6ts
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities white
and colored with city references. COOMBS Bur
CESS Employment Bureau, 926 F ST. NV. mh16-6t'
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NEw SpR1se JERSEYS.

Not much change in Jerseys. Less attempt at
style, and more attention to quality and utility.
From the varied and well-selected stock we call
special attention to the following:
Black Atwood Imported Stockinette Jerseys,
half pleated Breton front, Position back. per-
fect,ftting, only 81 80 each.
Second floor: take elevator),
WOODWARD Il IOTHROP
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BLACK CAsHMERE F1oHus

DLACK CASHMERE TICHUS.
We are now showing an elegant line of Black
Cashmere Fichus, handsomely Silk embroi-
dered Of . superior quality and full size Ex.
cellent taste has been displayed in the embroi-
dering, which is profuse rather than scant
Prices, "a, SIS. $3.50, 90, $40, 1880, S15,
$50 and 925 each.
(SecOnd floor; take elevator).
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wy tNTED-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, BY A
w gentleman without family, three or four nnfur-
nisted Rooms in house owned or leased by occupant
no obiet,, ion third floor moderate rent permanent
III suited: references Box Is, Star office. mh213ts
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ICOR RENT-1016 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV.
II Rooms with board; rss-class table special rates
parties of three or four: table board q specially
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NV SPRING Wars,

Elegant line, embracing Jetted Gpenadine
Wraps, Beaded Silk Wraps, Lace Trimmed Silk
Wraps, All Jet Shoulder Capes, &C. Prices ac-
cording to style and elaborateness. $40, $3.50,
$15. $17, $22, $3.50, S35, $3.50, $45 and
$50 each.
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
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LIGHTER BED COVERINGS.

Heavy Blankets will soon be laid away. We
have opened an excellent stock of Light and Me-
dunn weight Blankets and Comforts for spring
and summer use, and quote "a special" value
the following:
so Seaside Bunting Comforts, size 20 by so
inches, hand made and filled with best White
Cotton Batting. Thoroughly sewed to prevent
running into the "corners" White, tied with
colors. SO each. Colors, tied with contrasting
colors, 1926 each.
Third floor; take elevator.)
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EOR -DANENHowER & SON,
11l1Fst NV

VN0R RENT -sl6 PER MONTH TWO STORY
Il brick, modern improvements: very comfortable,
q rooms, ia 10th st. Sc. BUSHNELL q CARUsL
mhl9-.bt' zoos st NV
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WANTED-LOTS

WANTED-100,00O CITY AND SUBURBAN
w Lots. at investment prices, TO- cell in New York
HEISkELL / McIERAN,
loon st NV.
Advertise and push property here and in the New York
market where Washington Investments are in demand
This feature commends itself to owners wshiu g
quick sales No charge unless sales are maic. New
York business promptly transacted through or asso
ciate JNO r. FOLEY (member r. Z. Exchanged l37
Broadway and 27S west 125th ST.. New York mh4- Inn
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L1OR T-ORSALE-A VALUABLEFARM NEAR
II Mullikn's station, Prince Georges county, Md;
soil productive well wooded and watered, good neigh
bOrhOod convenient to churches and schools. Apply
to ]. WRIT RANDALL. Annapolis. Md. Palm
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EoR RENT.HoUsEs.

STORES.
Strand dwg-. l3147th
St NV, Srs..S 4S
Str. rm.. part cellar,
cor. 4th and y SITS. n. w %
Str. I'm. l54i NJ II. n.wl5
Str. nm, cellar, 1 back rn.,
col III st. n.e....l5
Str. and dwg, 313 Willow
Tree alley, Or .,l0i
Str. rni. 42l l. st. Sc q
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENr-13eo coRCoRAN ST. NINE ROOMS
\ and osth: handsomely furnished upright stein
way piano. terms $50 per month Can be seen after
T. M mi
Eok RENT-frkNlsBED. FOR SIX MONTHS.
hSnss 100 10th ST. NV. Apply on the rrcrnisea
EoR RINT-FuRNIsHED. AT e4o PER MONTH
uhui octooer: no. lst mhe2- 3ts
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BOARDING.

" Granite work best facilities in washington tor
chwork. Once and lard 102 70 50t North Capitol
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Uf.U W. IINklNS.
Heal Estate Insurance and Loans
mh2S-lw 18th and n sta NV
E9R RENT-2ls BID ST. NV JUST NORTH OF
II Penn ave, p rooms W e DryAII
tSnocessor 60 Duvall a Marrp
mh-z-ot s2S ~. NV
IroR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE EIGHT ROOM
IL House. fully furnished. to a small family until H.
tober or November. on very moderate terms 1918
Corcoran ~. mhol 3ts
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coo nth ST NV.
Six seven and eight per cent Guaranteed Real Estate
First Mortgages and six and eight per cent Debenture
Bonds negotiated, in sums OF 300 and upwards
Seni-annual interest; Securities for SALE Further
Information furnished on application. fS-2m.
NOR SALE OR FOR RENT-THE FOUNDRY
Il Mills Georgetown, DC. situated on Water St lex
tende having full line of rollers with capacity of
$50 barrels Of Flour day, and supplied with 800
inches of water from the z: o. canal Possession
ROBINSON, l102 St, Georgetown, DC, q. NJ. and
H s. MATTHEWS. LOS 3lst st. or on the premises
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EOR RENT.
II 1873 Va. ave. Sc. 5r.S1t
DOS 4 y st, s.w,...... 20. 81
ll09-llll Del ave. 3D.
3:}9-35-:3:SM $. W, 5r., WI.
4S1 X st. s.w., 5r......li
Ill TO liz l. st.s.w., Dr.. {
sos NJ st. s.w., Dr.. .'
,nhIQ2fs IN pARKl
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1>OR RENT-A NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE
II six rooms and bath. cellar under main aud back
building; all mod. nls-: northwest part Of city,
Apply 1915 18th 81. mdlg 3ts
Ir0R RENT-Tw0 NEW HOUSES. IL AND %
II 81. NV; el6.30 and $3.50 per month: four and
SIX rooms, modern improvements. Apply TO W. G.
JOHNSON. us 18th st. NV mh19-lm
INoR RENT-6s0 6S2 AND CSC e4TH ST Me-
II new 6-roum bricks, only ala each 531 9th ST.
Sc, new Groom Brick. el6. DAVIDSON a DAVID
SON. cor. ~ and ID ut. NV. mhlp-3ts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28

lust lit out like she'd never seen me before
and next day went up to SNty-third
street, and there she was, sure enough, kit
ten and all. settled down with the family
that had moved into our old quarters.
"It's no use trying to stop 'eih. One
year the superintendent give orders to head
'em off at the entrances, but they Just ever
lastingly blocked the streets and roasted
around 10 corners and alleys for day or
two. Somehow or another they slipped
across, and, make no doubt, most OF 'em
turned up in good time where they be-
longed. On, tell you, cats IS queer crit
tiers.
II had to laugh over toward the Brook
lyn entrance an hour or twoago" the
policeman shook inwardly at the remem-
brance. "There was an old Tom under
took to get free ride on. the cable. lie
strayed through the railing somehow, aud
there was boy hove something at nm
and scairt him so he jumped up, all four
legs in the air. and came down on the out
going cable. OF course he gripped the hrst
thing he struck, and away he went, elgnt
miles an hour. He went over five or SIX
pulleys before it seemed to stike him that
ANYTHING was wrong, and then he let go
and got bounced of, He didn't seem TO be
hurt much, and after resting awhile he
pulled himself together and decided TO 20
the rest of the way on foot. Good night:
| expect this thing will he kept up till
daylight" CHAS. l.. NORTON.
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PRODUt
Wheeling.

The demand for butter has improved, anu
stock Is limited Eggs are in good de
maud and firm in price, owing to scarcity.
Good poultry is scarce with prices the
same. 4 few spring chickens are coming,
but not enough to Justify quotations. Inc
demand for apples has improved, WIN
very few in the market.
The demand Tor green stuff Is
slow. Good stock is sold up pretty
close TO the supply, hut ordinary
sluff hangs on and is slow selling. The
prices quoted below are wholesale fig
ures and all green stuf IL home raised,
except cucumbers, cabbage ami new
POTATOES. The quotations are changed
on Tuesdays and Fridays. hut tue market
is liable to fluctuations between those
days.
Butter-Demand fair; country choice
he; good country 9allc; common 5a6c;
supply heavy.
Beans-New handpicked navy 81 30al 10
per bushel; demand good; supply light.
Dried Fruit--New evaporated pared
epaches S0aS5c; impaired do 15al7c; rasp-
berries 20a22c black berries 9alOc;new sun
dried apples, quartered, 2}a3c, sliced 4a5c;
peaches, new halves, 6la7c; do quarters
ace do pared l5a1Sc;pitted cherries l9alSc;
new evapOrated apples lOal2c. Market on
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
Cheese-Sales in a iobbing way of prime
mild Ohio factory at SIC; New York l4s
15c; Sweitzer 12al3c; Limberger 9altlc-
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock at llal2c
per doz. supply light and demand good.
Feathers-C Choice, 50a55C, IN Original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-ChOice white clover, lSal4c;
choice buckwheat, 12al4c.
Potatoes-50c per bushel; demand
fair; supply light; new Florida s. 90 to
6 90 per barrel; Louisianas S. 80; demand
good; supply light. -
Poultry-Lve chickens, old s. 25s3 81
per dozen; dressed chickens 10 to l2c per
pound; turkeys, live 7aSc, dressed 9allc
per pound; ducks, live s. OOaS 50 per
doz.; dressed, 10al2c; dressed geese, Case
per pound; demand good, supply fair.
Rars-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al}e for all wool and 1fa1ic fol-
mixed.
Seeds-CloYer, per bushel, 81 5Oa5 co.
timothy, per bushel, 81 10a2 p. Extra
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RAILROADs-Quiet; sales 81, lOi, 900.
STOCKS-Thc apathy among operators
WAS again noticeable in the stock market
to-day, the transactions being more purely
professional than for any previous day tins
week. The opening was barely firm, first
prices showing insignificant changes only
from Yesterdays figures, with advances in
Il small majority. There was considerable
activity in the first few minutes, hut the
market soon became dull and so remained
throughout the rest OF the day. Prices
showed but slight movement, except IN st.
Paul and Duluth, which was again strong,
Colorado Coal, which declined II, but
quickly recovered, and Alton and Terre
Haute, which broke 81. This was followed
by weakness in Fl Worth and Denver,
while st. Paul aud Duluth lost the greater
portion of it's former advance. The after
noon market was extremely dull, with
prices i'm the general list nearly stagnant,
except sharp recovery in Alton and Terre
Haute and the development OF decided
strength in Manitoba. The heavy tone
become more pronounced IN the last hall
and the close was quiet hut heavy tn weak
ut the lowest prices of the day. Sales
!. 2Sg, 5ls shares The entire active list Is
lower, although the declines are for irac-
! tional amounts only, except in TT. Worth
and Denver. which lost !, New England
! II and Pacific Mail /. Quotations closed
bid rs follows:
Adams Express I45; American Express
III; Canada Pacific G2!; Central Pacific
iOi ; Chesapeake and Ohio :; do preferred
frsts l3: io seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
| l55; do preferred 1872; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy AZ; Delaware and Hudson
! lO2L; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
1871; Denver and Rio Grande, BIZ; Erie
3l5; do preferred ~; Fl. Wayne, l'l;
Illinois Central, 1871; Lake Shore, 81;
Michigan Central 93; Minneapolis and
St. Louis, Isl do preferred, AZ; Missouri
Pacific, 1lO{; Northern Pacific, @2t; do
preferred, G6; Chicago and Northwestern,
! i24{ do preferred, 1907; New York Cen
trail, ll%l; Oregon TrauscOntinental, 3li ;
Pacific Mail, 544; Panama, -; Peoria, d. x
F.. 3S{: Pittsburg, 1921; Pullman Palace
Car 10; Reading, 455; Rock Island, 1863;
st. Louis and San Francisco, 49, do pre-
lerred, So first preferred, ll93; st. Pau;
Minneapolis and Minnesota ll92; ST. Paul
and Omaha, 81; do preferred III; Texas
Pacific, 81; Union Pacific, 6lS; United
States Express 80; Western Union tele-
graph ~.
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Having experienced great deal of
Trouble" from indigestion, so much so
that came near losing my
Life!
NJ y trouble always came after eating any
food
However light,
And digcSuble.
For two or three hours at time | had
TO 90 through the most
Excruciating pains.
"And the only way ever got"
"Relief!
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained No one can conceive the
pains that had to 60 through, until
at LAST"
was taken! so that for three weeks |
lay in bed and
Could eat nothing
MY SufleringS were so that | called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good TO me.
At last | heard good deal
about your Hop Bitters
And determined to try them"
Got bOttle-in four hours ] took the
contents Of
One !
Next day was ont of bed, and have
not seen
"Sick ~
Hour, from the same cause, since.
! have recommended it TO hundreds Of
others. You have no such
advocate as am"
GEO HFSpAII. 4 llStOu. Boston, Mass.